Review | Acer Aspire One 756

Notebooks with small size seemed very pleasant to take a mobile, but the average notebook this size underpowered to run a medium-sized applications. Acer is trying to bring a notebook with the small size but still be able to provide high performance in a not
ebook Aspire One 756. We were a little confused by its name, given Acer put this device series on the Aspire One which is usually intended for netbooks that use the Intel Atom processor, while the series It uses an Intel Celeron processor.

Let's forget for a moment the naming, Acer offers several choices of color casing is quite interesting for the Aspire One 756 so that you can choose according to ta
ste. The size of this device is quite compact, considering the Acer Aspire One 756 using screen 11.6 "with a resolution of 1366 × 768. Although the use of non Atom processor, the Acer Aspire One 756 has a slim size with a fixed casing feels solid when held.

Before we continue the discussion of the Acer Aspire One 756 is, you should look at the specifications diusungnya below.

Specification

Intel Celeron        Processor B877

Speed ​​                   1.4GHz 2MB Cache

Memory                4GB DDR3

Storage                  Hard disk 320GB SATA

Intel HD                Graphics

Screen                   11.6 "1366 × 768

Interconnection    802.11bgn

USB                       2.0 3

HDMI                   1

Audio In / out       1

Webcam                1

D-Sub                    1

Ethernet                1

Card reader          1

Operation System Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit

Battery                   2500mAh

Size (mm)               284 x 201 x 21 ~ 27

Weight (kg)            1:38

Acer Aspire One 756 uses an Intel Celeron processor with a 32nm fabrication that uses the same technology as that used by the Core i Series Sandy Bridge family. This processor has a 2MB cache memory, a clock speed of 1.4GHz, Max TDP 17W, and VGA IGP speed up to 1 GHz. Max TDP of these processors that enable entry into the size of a small notebook netbook.

Celeron processor is often derided as synonymous with a Celeron processor once (long ago) has a very low performance. In fact, the processor is already using the Sandy Bridge architecture and VGA IGP derivative of Intel HD Graphics 3000. 

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